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Earth, rise - Jackson County Library District

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On Christmas Eve 1968, Apollo 8 astronaut Bill Anders captured the iconic "Earthrise" photo from lunar orbit—a moment that inspired the world, helped spark the environmental movement, and changed how humanity sees its fragile home. This post explores the legacy of that image, its cultural impact, and Anders’ enduring influence.

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Earth, rise - Jackson County Library District

On Christmas Eve 1968, Apollo 8 astronaut Bill Anders captured the iconic "Earthrise" photo from lunar orbit—a moment that inspired the world, helped spark the environmental movement, and changed how humanity sees its fragile home. This post explores the legacy of that image, its cultural impact, and Anders’ enduring influence.

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